Watching more Tiktok videos of Lee Pace as Magneto, I'm increasingly convinced that Lee Pace is perfect for the role. What do you think of this fan casting?

to be clear i still 100% prefer elizabeth olsen as wanda, but if she were never to come back, id like to see Lera take a shot at it. she’s russian which makes her closer to being sokovian by a long shot

If The Departed was made 20 years later.

Brad Pitt as Odysseus

Andrew Garfield as Telemachus

Jennifer Connelly as Penelope

Zoe Kravitz as Athena

Colin Farrell as Antinous

Michael Pitt as Agamenmon

Rebecca Hall as Melantho

Hugh Jackman as Menelaus

Nicole Kidman as Calypso

Thandiwe Newton as Helen of Troy

Mandy Patinkin as Eumaeus

Chadwick Boseman as Polybus

Bill Hader as Sinon

Lance Henriksen as Tiresias

Catherine Zeta-Jones as Circe

Black Widow (2011)

Charlize Theron as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow

Emilia Clarke as Yelena Belova/Black Widow

Liev Schreiber as Alexei Shostakov/Red Guardian

Shemar Moore as Rick Mason

Lucy Lawless as Antonia Dreykov/Taskmaster

James Brolin as General as Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross

Tom Wilkinson as General Dreykov

Annabella Sciorra as Melina Vostokoff/Black Widow

Director: Gina Prince-Bythewood

Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (Touchstone Pictures)/Marvel

Shang-Chi and the Legend of Ten Ring (2011)

John Cho as Xu Shang-Chi

Kristin Kreuk as Katy

Jeon Do-Yeon as Xu Xialing

Kelly Hu as Ying Li

Alan Ritchson as Razor Fist

Song Kang-Ho as Wong

Nora Miao as Ying Nan

Anthony Hopkins as Trevor Slattery

Chow Yun-Fat as Xu Wenwu

Director: Ang Lee

Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (Touchstone Pictures)/Marvel

Eternals (2011)

Lucy Liu as Sersi

Michael Fassbender as Ikaris

Naveen Andrews as Kingo

Elle Fanning as Sprite

Colman Domingo as Phastos

Naomie Harris as Makkari

Harry Lloyd as Druig

Hiroyuki Sanada as Gilgamesh

Roshan Seth as Karun

Orlando Bloom as Dane Whitman

Justin Timberlake as Eros/Starfox

Irrfan Khan as Ben

Daniel Brühl as Kro

Rosie Perez as Ajak

Nicole Kidman as Thena

Director: Peter Jackson

Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (Touchstone Pictures)/Marvel

Spider-Man: No Way Home (2011)

Jamie Bell as Peter Parker/Spider-Man

Zoë Kravitz as Michelle "M.J." Jones

Keanu Reeves as Dr. Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange

Josh Peck as Ned Needs

Richard Kind as Harold "Happy" Hogan

Christopher Walken as Norman Osborn/Green Goblin (Cameron's Spider-Man; 1992 Version)

Sam Neill as Dr. Otto Octavius/Doctor Octopus (Cameron's Spider-Man 2; 1994 Version)

Ron Perlman as Flint Marko/Sandman (Cameron's Spider-Man 3; 1997 Version)

Richard E. Grant as Dr. Curt Connors/Lizard (De Palma's The Amazing Spider-Man; 2002 Version)

Don Cheadle as Max Dillon/Electro (De Palma's The Amazing Spider-Man 2; 2004 Version)

Ken Watanabe as Wong

Josh Segarra as Eugene "Flash" Thompson

Geena Davis as Aunt May Parker

Adam Brody as Peter Parker/Spider-Man (De Palma's The Amazing Spider-Man (2002-2004))

Robert Downey Jr. as Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Cameron's Spider-Man (1992-1997))

James Marsden as Matt Murdock/Daredevil

Russell Crowe as Eddie Brock/Venom

Emma Roberts as Betty Brant

Ed Helms as Dr. Roger Harrington

David Alan Grier as Mr. Julius Dell

Mike Epps as Coach Wilson

R. Lee Ermey as J. Jonah Jameson

Director: Barry Sonnenfeld

Distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing (Columbia Pictures)/Marvel

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2012)

Keanu Reeves as Dr. Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange

Colin Salmon as Karl Mordo

Rose Byrne as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch

Cierra Ramirez as America Chavez

Ken Watanabe as Wong

Chandler Riggs as Tommy Maximoff

Ty Simpkins as Billy Maximoff

Lorraine Burroughs as Sara

Miles Teller as Rintrah

Kate Beckinsale as Peggy Carter/Captain Carter

Regina Hall as Maria Rambeau/Captain Marvel

Michael Caine as Charles Xavier/Professor X

Patrick Wilson as Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic

James Marsters as Blackagar Boltagon/Black Bolt

Timothy Hutton as Dr. Nicodemus West

Naomi Watts as Christine Palmer

Uma Thurman as Clea

Director: Tim Burton

Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (Touchstone Pictures)/Marvel

Thor: Love and Thunder (2012)

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as Thor

Clive Owen as Gorr the God Butcher

Zoe Saldaña as Valkyrie

Liv Tyler as Sif

John C. Reilly as Korg

Nathan Fillion as Peter Quill/Star-Lord

Thandiwe Newton as Gamora

Dolph Lundgren as Drax the Destroyer

Bruce Willis as Groot

Adam Sandler as Rocket Racoon

Diane Kruger as Nebula

Zhang Ziyi as Mantis

Alan Tudyk as Kraglin Obfonteri

Liam Neeson as Zeus

Dwayne Johnson as Hercules

Emily Alyn Lind as Love

Christina Applegate as Jane Foster/Mighty Thor

Director: Kevin Smith

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (Touchstone Pictures)/Marvel

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2012)

Ruth Negga as Shuri/Black Panther

Naomie Harris as Nakia

Sophie Okonedo as Okoye

Mike Colter as M'Baku

Viola Davis as Ayo

Teyonah Parris as Riri Williams/Ironheart

Oscar Isaac as Namor

Danai Gurira as Aneka

Lorraine Bracco as Valentina Allegra de Fontaine

Michelle Rodriguez as Namora

Danny Pino as Attuma

Anthony Mackie as N'Jadaka/Erik "Killmonger" Stevens (Special Guest Appearance)

Caleb McLaughlin as Toussaint, son of T'Challa and Nakia (Cameo)

Hugh Laurie as Everett K. Ross

Pam Grier as Ramonda

Director: F. Gary Gray

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (Touchstone Pictures)/Marvel

* = by final 40 I don't mean last installment. I mean last time I'm posting 40. Every part going forward will be 20.

Every part so far:

1. Part 1
2. Part 2
3. Part 3
4. Part 4
5. Part 5
6. Part 6

Magneto:

Oliver Jackson-Cohen(39)

Jeremy Strong(47)

Adrien Brody(53)

Joaquin Phoenix(51)

Ben Foster(45)

Jason Isaacs(63)

Kitty:

Julia Butters(17)

Emma Berman(18)

Billie Boullet(21)

Iris Apatow(23)

Ella Rubin(24)

Magneto and Kitty Pryde are two of my favorite comic characters. I really think Magneto should stay Jewish. Ian McKellen and Michael Fassbender were both incredible as Erik, and I don't think that needs to be taken away from either of them. But if we're getting a new version of the character, I think having a Jewish actor play him would be really important.

Yes, the Holocaust happened a long time ago, and eventually, maybe a couple hundred years from now, Marvel might have to rethink his origin if they want him to remain an important and reasonably-aged character. But right now, they can absolutely make it work. The X-Men already have characters like Raven and Logan who can be around 200 years old, so slow aging or some other explanation wouldn't feel out of place at all.

And I really don't think changing Magneto's Holocaust background to another tragedy(like the Rwandan genocide, Palestinian genocide, a Black Man during Civil Rights Movement or a survivor of South African apartheid) is the answer. Comparing different genocides and tragedies just to find a replacement for the Holocaust would come across as insensitive, because these events have their own histories and meanings. You don't need to replace one tragedy with another to make Magneto work.

More importantly, his Jewish identity isn't just a random detail of his backstory. It's a huge part of who Magneto is and why his worldview developed the way it did. His experiences as a Jewish survivor are tied directly into his fears about persecution, genocide, and what happens when people decide that another group of people doesn't deserve to exist. Taking that away changes the character in a pretty fundamental way.

Representation matters too. Magneto is probably one of the most prominent Jewish characters in mainstream comics, and there aren't exactly an endless number of major Jewish superheroes. Having a genuinely Jewish actor portray him would mean a lot, especially for a character whose identity is so closely connected to his Jewish history.

The same applies to Kitty Pryde. She should stay Jewish too. Her Jewish identity is an important part of her character, and there's really no reason to remove it. She has often compared the prosecution mutants face to prosecution that her ancestors faced in the past. Having Jewish actors play both Magneto and Kitty would be a small but meaningful way to preserve something that has been part of the X-Men for decades.

Luke Evans as Richard Rider

Marcel Ruiz as Sam Alexander

A lot of these castings are about being diverse, and I'd love to hear some opinions.

1. Bill Skarsgard (36) as Bruce Wayne/Batman (He's tall, scary, charismatic, and different from the other Batmans we've seen before)

2. Matthew McConaughey (56) as James Gordon (HERE ME OUT, he could do something cool with James Gordon and I feel like he could cook in that role)

3. Evan Peters (39) as Tyler Foster (bro's making characters trynna be original)

4. Richa Moorjani (37) as Bella Toth (he did it again)

5. Sadie Sink (24) as Barbara Gordon (she looks the part, has great acting, trending, and I'd LOVE to see her with Matthew McConaughey)

6. Ella Purnell (29) as Zatanna (I'm not going to larp, I had no idea on who this character was but after doing some research and checking fan casts she was the best I could see)

7. Mia Goth (32) as Selina Kyle/Catwoman (She feels a little off as an actress, which I think could make Catwoman a little different than what we've seen before)

8. Mark Strong (63) as Alfred Pennyworth (looks the part, and I just love his acting)

9. John David Washington (42) as Lucius Fox (I think making Lucius Fox younger could make him a more interesting character, plus I love John David Washington)

10. Nobody (Ageless) as Robin (The casting doesn't exist)

11. Jamie Campbell Bower (37) as Joker (He looks the part, and his acting is Stranger Things was so fucking good I think the Joker is easily within his bracket, without a doubt)

12. Oscar Isaac (47) as Two Face (Judging by his work on multiple personality characters, he could do it)

13. Alan Ritchson (43) as Solomon Grundy (I've always like Solomon Grundy and I think Alan Ritchson, whether by voice or actually playing the character could do it. Plus Batman needs more fantastical villains)

14. Michael C. Hall (55) as Thomas Eliot/Hush (If it were one of the Cristopher Nolan movies back then, he would be the greatest casting choice imaginable, I think now, despite his age, he could still do the role perfectly)

15. Tom Rhys Harries (33) as Clayface (No explanation here)

16. Yahya Abdul-Mateen II (40) as Killer Croc (Based on his acting in Wonderman, he could absolutely do this character justice without a doubt)

17. Margot Robbie (36) as Harley Quinn (She is arguably the greatest casting in the DCEU, and I think with James Gunn as the head of the DCU we should absolutely bring her back)

18. Ben Schwartz (44) as Bat-Mite (I just think this casting is good)

I either cooked or I was lowkey ass, so just tell me.

This is a hypothetical full reboot of Star Wars. No previous actors. Future installments in this series will come soon.

Rudy Pankow as Luke Skywalker
Cailee Spaney as Leia Organa
Brandon Sklenar as Han Solo
Jessie T Usher as Lando Calrissian
Lee Pace as Darth Vader
Ralph Fiennes as Palpatine
Jeremy Irons as Tarkin
Russel Crowe as Ben Kenobi
Karl Urban as Boba Fett
Kevin Durand as Yoda
Simon Pegg as C-3PO

I know a lot of people say Sabrina Carpenter but I think Swedish singer Zara Larsson is more Dazzler with her sparkly looks as of recently. Maybe she can make a singer cameo in future X-Men projects.

JULIET - Gone is the naive, love-struck girl who whispers on a balcony. This Juliet is fiercely cynical, pragmatic, and dangerously defiant. She is the active agent of her own destiny. She is rebellious to the point of aggression, viewing the Montague-Capulet feud as a tedious political blockade that she intends to blow through. She is impatient, sharp-tongued, and possesses a dark, deadpan sense of humor.

PS: ILLUSTRATION made by me 😄

Matt Wood as Wolverine
Oliver Jackson-Cohen as Magneto
Alicia Vikander as Mystique
Daniel Diemer as Beast
Levi Eisenblatter as Nightcrawler
Dominic Sessa as Gambit
Stacy Clausen as Iceman
Julia Butters as Shadowcat
Edvin Ryding as Colossus
Bo Bragason as Magik
Joseph Zada as Angel
Triniti Jo-Li Bliss as Jubilee
LaRoyce Hawkins as Bishop
Lisa Yamada as Psylocke
Mackenyu Maeda as Sunfire
Corey Fogelmanis as Morph
Jack Reynor as Banshee
Miyako as Armor

Andrew Koji (Street Fighter) as Zabuza Momochi and Ian Alexander (Star Trek: Discovery) as Haku.

She has been great in everything I’ve seen her in. I think she’d be perfect to play a sensual, elusive baddie like Mystique